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Université de Montréal systematically says no.
Interesting theory-of-change case study?
Subscriptions are the future of local news: the key, though, is getting rid of newspapers.
OpenCon works to make research & education more open and equitable.
Our theory of change is a visual depiction of strategy. We welcome you to engage with ours.
"You just DO it!" Uh-huh.
As a result of a discussion today, I thought it worth writing out some of my observations/thoughts on a few of the arguments, counter-arguments, and political alignments for and against open access. What, in other words, is the scope of OA? Should it be for work for which authors cannot reasonably expect to make a remuneration by direct sales alone? Or should it be for all educational resources, since education is too valuable to have a price tag?
Why being "true to yourself" doesn't always fly.
An overview of how change works, and what can be done to accelerate transformational change in an industry. Created for the Openlab Workshop, December 1-2, 201…
Because there’s no right answer.
In which students learn that you can't pull a Don-Quixote-charging-the-windmill.
Possibly useful as a theory of change to poke holes in. Why wouldn't some of these steps work?
The animated television show South Park made a business of touching nerves, but even its creators reportedly did not expect the furor that roared forth over their Underpants Gnomes episode satirizing common workplace beliefs and practices. The Underpants Gnomes’ business plan lives on (slightly altered) in web culture as a shorthand for inadequate, failure-prone product or service planning. I spent my entire library career wallowing in Step 2.
Last week, Ian David Moss and I both blogged about the process of developing a theory of change for the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History...
slide 22 for the theory-of-change model